Bunny ears

Rabbit ears for dogs

If you are looking for a nutritious, natural food that is a change from your dog's usual chewing routine, rabbit ears will meet your expectations.

Rabbit ears contain only cartilage and skin, making them a crunchy and much-loved treat. There are no bones that can get stuck or cause intestinal damage.

The advantages

• Relieves stress : during phobic events 😌

• They improve dental health : abrasive action against the surface of the teeth during chewing 🦷

• They reduce anxiety : the act of chewing releases endorphins 😇

Rabbit ears: which dogs are they suitable for?

• Small, medium, large and giant
• Puppies from 2 months old, adults and seniors
• Dog suffering from food allergies
• Dog prone to food intolerances

Good news! All dogs of all breeds and sizes can enjoy this tasty chew.

Rabbit ears can be given to puppies from the age of four months. This is the age when they begin to lose their puppy teeth, which will be replaced by their adult teeth. Chewing on rabbit ears is an excellent way to soothe their itchy gums, and your puppy will thank you for it!

How many rabbit ears can I give my dog?

Additional information

• Composition : 100% rabbit ear
• Analytical constituents : crude protein 38.80%, crude fat 51.70%, moisture 5.80%, crude ash 2.70%, fiber 1.00%
• Treat size: approximately 20 x 4 cm